Who noticed Clark's military prowess after his service in World War I?
General George C. Marshall
General Douglas MacArthur
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Prime Minister Winston Churchill
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George C. Marshall noticed Clark's military prowess after his service in World War I. Clark was a young lieutenant colonel in the infantry at the time, and he had distinguished himself in several battles. Marshall was impressed by Clark's leadership and tactical skills, and he believed that Clark had the potential to be a great general.
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